I’m making an art doll of an amphibious original species of mine, and I’ve been wondering if cosclay could work for the fin membranes? I want them to be pretty stiff, but still poseable. The fin bone things are also made of cosclay btw.
Not opposed to using stretchy fabric, but I don’t want them floppy (and I’d worry about the paint flaking off or making the fabric hard and unmovable) less
I’m making an art doll of an amphibious original species of mine, and I’ve been wondering if cosclay would work for the fin membranes? I want them to be pretty stiff, but still poseable. The fin bone things are also made of cosclay btw.
Not opposed to using stretchy fabric, but I don’t want them floppy (and I’d worry about the paint flaking off or making the fabric hard and unmovable) less
I’m making an art doll of an amphibious original species of mine, and I’ve been wondering if cosclay would work for the fin membranes? I want them to be pretty stiff, but still poseable. The fin bone things are also made of cosclay btw.
Not opposed to using stretchy fabric, but I don’t want them floppy (and I’d worry about the paint flaking off or making the fabric hard and unmovable)
Sorry if this is too off-topic from monster high dolls, BJDs and the like, but I figured you guys would have some knowledge about this.
I’m making an art doll of an amphibious original species of mine, and I’ve been wondering if cosclay would work for the fin membranes? I want them to be pretty stiff, but still poseable. The fin bone things are also made of cosclay btw.
Not opposed to using stretchy fabric, but I don’t want them floppy (and I’d worry about the paint flaking off or making the fabric hard and unmovable)